Join Green Source DFW for its presentation of the Best Green Businesses in DFW in our readers' poll. There is no charge for this event but we do ask that you register
http://bestgreenbusiness.eventbrite.com
Come learn what "Paleo" means from advocates of the diet. This event is free and open to the public.
This family-friendly celebration features opportunities to explore nearly 100 cultures through an ethnic food court, multicultural music and dance performances, cultural displays, original works or art by local artists, and a host of free, hands-on educational activities for children and a green village.
The Plano International Festival aims to be a Zero Waste event. It was awarded the 2008, 2010 and 2011 City of Plano EnvironmentalStar of Excellence Award and was a Green Source DFW Environmental Leadership Awards Finalist.
The 17th annual event features authentic Lebanese food such as stuffed grape leaves, kibbi, falafel, tabbouli, kafta, baklava and much more. Take part in the raffle for great prizes. Children’s play area, games, door prizes, a silent auction and wonderful Lebanese souvenirs.
Slow Food Dallas Meetup reconnects people with the food they eat.
The First Friday of each month North Haven Gardens stays open an hour later for you to relax while you shop and enjoy complimentary local wines from Times Ten Cellars, Texas beer, refreshments, & light hors d'oeuvres.
Potato Potahto will be there from 5 p.m.-7 p.m. serving fresh baked potatoes for you to eat in front of their Tropical Greenhouse or take home to enjoy!
The Backyard Chickens Collaborative DFW North is exhibiting chickens at the Fall Trash Bash and Green Environmental Fair put on by Keep Flower Mound Beautiful in the Home Depot parking lot.
Two classes are scheduled to help new chicken advocates get started:
10:30 a.m.- Getting Started with Backyard Chickens, by Michelle Fischer.
Considerations to starting your backyard chicken flock. What you need to plan for and do to get started.
11:30 a.m. - Picking Chickens, How to Select Chicken Breeds, by Mark Glover.
Agenda:
• AP basics.
• Building a backyard IBC system.
• Winterizing your system.
• Open discussion.
• System tour.
Admission: $20.
Hosted by the Black Vegetarian Society of Texas.
Hosted by the Black Vegetarian Society of Texas.
Fort Worth Vegetarian Society members meet monthly at Spiral Diner. Look for the table with the FWVS sign.